Also listing several thousand other books 【 #SoltyBooks 】 #BooksOnThought #PurpleBookshelf #LawBooks #Jurisprudence #CivilLaw #LegalScholars Table of Contents = #SeePhotos2AndLater Thank you for your patronage. Please consider this a used book for reading. In addition to this, I am also listing novels, books on thought, humanities, entertainment, science fiction, mysteries, and old magazines. #202505 【Author's Introduction】 Hiroshi Suekawa (1892-1977) was a Japanese legal scholar (civil law). He held a Doctor of Law degree (Kyoto Imperial University, dissertation doctorate, 1931). He was a member of the Japan Academy. He was also the honorary president of Ritsumeikan University. He served as a professor at Kyoto Imperial University, and after the war, he served as the president of Ritsumeikan University and the chancellor of the Ritsumeikan Educational Corporation. Ritsumeikan honors Suekawa as an honorary president. His eldest son is Kiyoshi Suekawa, an emeritus professor of Ritsumeikan University and a historian. Kiyoshi's wife is the granddaughter of the Japanese painter Kansetsu Hashimoto. He studied under Santaro Okamatsu. His disciples include Tomohira Taniguchi, Hideo Kamei, Masao Ishimoto, Kiyonobu Asai, Asanosuke Kusaka, and Goro Yoshida. His pen name was Kinpusho. In 1933, the Takigawa Incident occurred, and he was dismissed from Kyoto Imperial University at his own request. Subsequently, he became a full-time lecturer at Osaka University of Commerce (now Osaka City University) along with Kyo Tsune. Suekawa himself said, "This incident was not a suppression against Yukitoki Takigawa personally, but a suppression against the freedom of academic inquiry and university autonomy in Japan, so it should be called the Kyoto University Incident." Kenichiro Osumi, Shojiro Tabata, Masaaki Katsumoto, and other professors who had experience at Kyoto University call it the Kyoto University Incident.